You've seen the two hour movie...now get the full movie experience in seventeen syllables! Almost 400 movies done in Japanese haiku! Several genres are covered including comedy, western, sci-fi, classic, and even the worst movies ever made!
You'll laugh...you'll cry...you'll wonder where this book has been all your life!

When the art and grace of the haiku is joined forces with the clever playfulness of the cartoon, the team is almost unstoppable. Featuring 100 hilarious, tongue-in-cheek, and pun-filled poems accompanied by drawings that hold their own in the comedy department, what is not to love? Great as a gift, stocking stuffer, coaster, or defensive weapon.
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In volume two of Autumn Leaves, I included some poems that gave an indication as to how I felt at the loss of our youngest son, with the hope that some people might relate to the words I had written.
In volume three, I share with you a little more. However, a book, no matter how large or small, should contain uplifting and (hopefully) passages that raise a smile. I hope I have achieved this.

Woman Steps In Poetry and Prose is a love letter to feminism. Author, CJ Johnson strings together poetry, flash fiction, and memoir to shape what makes women have their inner magic.
Sisterhood and self-love are one in the same in this precious book of poems and tales.

"Call of the Masses: Sixty Haikus" is a collection of small poems containing a wide range of subject matter and depth of thought. Buckner's gift for verbalizing his introspective views to showcasing his feelings on political and social themes he once again provides a powerful volume of verse that will be enjoyed be poetry lovers of all ages.

"Wrought From Slumber's Realm" is an epic poem made up of fifty separate haikus. Together they create a story of an unnamed man who is contacted by mysterious creatures during his slumber that come into his waking life after he accepts a key they offer them. The tale constantly shifts from the atmosphere of horror to introspective drama as the symbolism behind it evolves with the narrative.